A tragic accident kills pop star Sophie
The 34-year-old Scottish pop music singer and producer, Electro Sophie, was killed in a "terrible accident", her company, Transgressif, said in a statement Saturday.
Born in Glasgow, Sophie has worked with artists like Madonna and Charlie XCX, and was nominated for the "Grammy Awards" in 2019 in the Best Dance / Electro Album category for her first CD, which has been widely praised by critics.
According to the French Press Agency, "Transgressive", Sophie "died tragically this morning as a result of a terrible accident."
The statement posted on "Twitter" stated that Sophie "went up to see the full moon, slipped by mistake and fell."
Sophie Zion, better known as Sophie, was a musician, singer, producer and record maker, and she released her first single, "Nothing More to Say" in 2013.
The transgender artist collaborated with Madonna and co-wrote her song "Beach Aim Madonna", and with Charlie Xcx on the recording of "From From" "and the single" After The After Party ".
